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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
6
A 19th century letter from Milwaukee Wisconsin urges women with ovarian and womb troubles to try Lydian Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors recommended surgery. The ad cites repeated cures and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A garbled OCR passage mentions bracing up kissing time eggs hatching hens and Starch brands. It references Russ Company South Bend Be and notes about an expert witness and a political candidate. The text is fragmented with stray words and unclear context.
A garbled OCR fragment lists folk remedies and household dictates from past times. Mentions Berar measurements, a water cure for fresh flowers, Piso's Cure for Consumption, lemon juice for wounds, and a claim about Defiance Starch. Also references a hot lemonade for lung colds and stray garbled text about sports scores.
Abundant recent rains boost Kansas wheat prospects as soil remains favorable. But plowing delays last fall left 20 to 25 percent of Summer Harper and Rush counties unsown or poor germination. Western districts show strong averages with belt extending westward. Hessian fly damage limited and 65,816,495 acres sown in 1904. many counties report conditions above 91 percent of area.
After a three and a half day recess the federal grand jury resumes its investigation of meat packers methods in Chicago. The sixty sixth witness is questioned as May 15 is expected to close the hearings. Indicted Armour superintendent Thomas J Connors faces disposition of his plea as the jury weighs further true bills involving witness tampering charges.
An earthquake in Lahops Dharmeaia destroys the hill station. The native quarter is buried under ruins while the European quarter suffers heavy damage. Nine people are dead and frost adds to the distress as residents sleep rough and face food shortages. The entire population camps on the adjoining hillside.
Edison recounted his early phonograph work and the surprise at discovery. He noted weeks of trial on telephones, a tin foil coating, and the moment the device captured sound proving the first record.
A partial Town Topic entry shows a terse question about Editha Crashaw not yet married and people waiting to see if she can marry. The brief item hints at a social or romantic matter without further details or context.
Mrs Harty of Lowndes Mo reports years of poor health improved dramatically after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she felt strong again last spring and credits the remedy with a life changing recovery at age fifty. The ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as top spring medicine and promotes homestead and land offers in Kansas City Missouri.
Missouri towns seek progress with new schools and divisions. Obituaries note John H. McGee, 84, of Gallatin. Nevada aids Lamar with a normal school plan as Missouri Pacific expands. 580 miles under its jurisdiction and J. M. Walsh named division superintendent. Citizens fund a Nelson Kneass monument in Chillicothe. Local tales include a 101 year old Bates County woman and a beaver hat sprouting whiskers.
An advertisement from Jenkins' Music promotes Victor talking machines and 30,000 records with five weekly payments. It urges readers to mention the paper when purchasing. A health line claims a strong unsweetened lemonade can prevent and cure bilious attacks.
A patient recounts five years of severe itching bleeding eczema covering body and face. After failed medical attempts, the mother urged Cuticura. the first bath and treatment began a rapid improvement.
A garbled OCR collage presents Dr. Caldwell pepsin claims and other patent medicine touts. It mentions prices 50c 1.00, Hall's Pills, Seanesy Co Toledo, 16 oz Defiance Starch, and advice on cold weather decor and egg production.
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